Hawks ready for Spartans in key Big Ten clash
Iowa fights for bowl hopes as Michigan State, 3-2 overall and 1-1 in conference, visits Iowa City. Iowa’s offense, led by Larry Lawrence and Levi Mitchell, aims to slow MSU quarterback Bill Triplett and the Spartans’ rushing, while TV exposure and regional confidence heighten the stakes of a pivotal Big Ten matchup.
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Purdue
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Levi Mitchell
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Triplett
Don Highsmith
Highsmith
Iowa delays goose season to stave off federal limits
Iowa Conservation Commission Director Fred A. Priewert told a joint House Senate committee that the opening of the goose hunting season was delayed a week to forestall federal limits. He said the pact among migrating flocks allows a 70 day season between Sept 27 1969 and Jan 15 1970 and that delaying aim to cut kills, though late geese reduced the effect.
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Minnesota
Missouri
Marriage Licenses Issued to Four Local Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued here to Guy Paul Moran 19 and Lora Mae Martin 16 of Columbus Junction, and to Gary Lee Anderson 22 of Fairfield and Vivian Kay Renoux 19 of Washington.
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Lora Mae Martin
Columbus Junction
Gary Lee Anderson
Fairfield
Vivian Kay Renoux
Washington
Renew Rivalry LSU and Auburn Meet Saturday
LSU, ranked ninth, renews its 27 year dormant football feud with Auburn at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge. Auburn is 18th ranked. kickoff TV coverage by ABC begins 2 30 p m EDT. Other top games include UCLA at Stanford and Ohio State vs Illinois.
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Archer leads in Frisco as Open opens strong
George Archer, fresh from Masters fame and nearly $80,000 this year, opened play tied for the lead in the San Francisco Open with a course record 63. Dick Mayer and Jack Montgomery shot 64s, while Lee Elder and Mike Hill stood five under 66 as 83 players from the field posted par or better in round one.
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Bobby Lunn
Lee Elder
Mike Hill
Dave Hill
Tommy Jacobs
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Bob Charles
New Zealand
Tommy Aaron
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Kelly Ready To Run In Browns Cardinals Clash
Leroy Kelly, healthy again after a tough season, is set to start his third full game for the Cleveland Browns in a key Century Division date with the St. Louis Cardinals. Last season he led the NFL in rushing with 1,239 yards but struggled against the Cardinals, gaining only five yards on 11 carries in their first meeting. Other NFL bets include Minnesota over Detroit, Green Bay over Atlanta, and Baltimore over San Francisco.
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Paddleball meet at the YMCA scheduled
A round robin paddleball singles and doubles tournament will start at the YMCA in November. Interested players should notify the Y secretary or sign up. Each participant plays every other signed up player once with a warm up game allowed. Registration fees are $1 for singles and $1.50 for doubles to fund prizes.
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Raiders face Chargers in key early test for title
The Raiders, in good health, brace for a tough stretch as they travel to San Diego to face the Chargers who hope to challenge Oakland for the Western Division crown. Chargers star Gary Garrison is out with a broken collar bone, heightening the visitors' edge. In other AFL games, Kansas City hosts Cincinnati, New York visits Boston, Houston meets Denver, and Miami plays Buffalo.
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Women bowlers rise as Roe and Jack & Jill lead
Roe posts 2539 series with 899 and 845 games while Jack & Jill finish 2372 with 844 in team. D Patterson leads individuals with 548 series and 213 game, B Hutcheson adds 221 game. Thursday Rollers League results show HA OR 20, caternin mesa 21 ANB CRS x18 aan cee 21, Four Spares peace Fouretts 1442, Polka Dots 13, Merry Mixers 11. High scores include Joanne Prochaska 184 and Jelen Wilson 168. Team games see Hilos 712 and Polka Dots 683. team series Hils 1948 and Alley Cats 1914.
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Jack & Jill
D. Patterson
B. Ward
B. Hutchison
Caternin Mesa
Joanne Prochaska
Jelen Wilson
Sue Kaasbauer
Helen Wilson
Hilos
Hils
Alley Cats
Men’s Bowling Five Towners League Scores and Names
Kent Feed and Diamond Inn led the Five Towners bowling league with team and individual results. Home Lumber Co topped team series and game, Curt Gunnarson led individual series, Harry Suter posted top individual game. Twenty Antioch College students petition for moustache cups in the cafeteria due to soggy facial hair during meals.
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Wagner Shell
Harold’s Sinclair
Home Lumber Co
Crane No. 2
Kent Feed
Curt Gunnarson
Harry Suter
Dutch Myers
Antioch College
Head Start Day Care Center Aims to Aid Families
Mrs Friedson and new Day Care Center Director Mrs Sharon Ford oversee a four county region of Washington Henry Des Moines and Lee seeking space and donations. The goal is to help parents improve finances so recipients can leave ADC rolls and return to work. Center needs playrooms educational toys dolls kitchen items and dress up gear.
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Sharon Ford
Washington, Henry
Des Moines
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Costs at Eldora on the upswing
A state auditor report shows Eldora Training School costs rising to nearly 6500 per boy per year, up 1743 in six years. Daily cost rose from 13.02 to 17.79 between 1963 and 1968 while average daily population stayed around 187 to 273.
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Eldora
Lloyd R. Smith
Women’s Reformatory
Rockwell City
Mitchellville
Smith
Iowa
Marshalltown
Toledo
Annie Wittenmyer
Davenport
Wittenmyer
Mrs Witthoft and family return from Heilbronn
Mrs. James Witthoft and her young son Joel arrived home from Heilbronn Germany where Mr Witt hoft served in the army. Tom Ward was recalled from Alabama for his mother Helen Ward’s illness in the local hospital. Wayne Herdlicka and wife are visiting relatives in Ainsworth after discharge in Seattle and plan to visit Ohio soon with uncertain arrangements. Mrs Frances Lowe of Burlington and Mrs Grace Coppes of Yarmouth visit sister Matilda Wasson for the weekend.
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Joel
Heilbronn
Germany
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Tom Ward
Alabama
Helen Ward
Wayne Herdlicka
Dale Herdlicka
Ainsworth
Herdlicka
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Ohio
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Burlington
Grace ‘Coppes
Yarmouth
Matilda Wasson
Club activities and meetings across Family Living I and Moose groups
Family Living I members heard Mrs. Charles McClung discuss Good Will Industries and its Christian core. Eleven other notices cover Women of the Moose events, new member, toy drives, Halloween and library night, plus a memorial for two deceased members and a Thanksgiving dinner plan by the LBC Club.
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Charles McClung
Good Will Industries
Family Living I
George Kerr
Robert McFarland
Robert Choate
Iowa
Federated
Richard Stewart
Ronald Stalder
Women of the Moose
Carol Drafahl
Donald Tappan
Wilbur Hysell
Robert Grubb
Joe Bennett
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Moose Home
Library Committee
LBC Club
Martin Whittaker
Lloyd Walker
William Bealer
Walter Kyle
Charles Bartholow
Minnie McComb
Dale Schultz elected head of Eastern Iowa Angus group
Dale Schultz, a Letts cattleman, was elected president of the Eastern Iowa Angus Association at its Muscatine meeting. Lumir Wasoba became vice president and Marion Barnhart was named secretary treasurer. Directors include Gary Eichhorn Kay Krimm Wallace Marner Owen Schmidt and Robert Fowler. The group plans a local Junior Angus Association this winter. Oslo report notes Norway could set a world record for bad teeth with over 700000 people lacking full dentition and very few in their twenties have perfect teeth.
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Dale Schuutz
Letts
Eastern Iowa Angus Association
Muscatine
Lumir Wasoba
Monmouth
Marion Barnhart
Nichols
Gary Eichhorn
Tipton
Cedar County
Kay Krimm
Wilton Junction
Wallace Marner
Davenport
Scott County
Owen Schmidt
Maquoketa
Clinton County
Robert Fowler
Jackson County
H. Dick Nobis
American Angus Association
Doran Bollman
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